This Month — April 2026
7.8
Attitude
↑ +0.4 vs last month
7.2
Attention
↑ +0.3 vs last month
8.0
Intention
↑ +0.5 vs last month
Season Trend — Dec 2025 to Apr 2026
ATTITUDE
↑ +2.6 across the season
ATTENTION
↑ +2.4 across the season
INTENTION
↑ +2.5 across the season
Section 01 — What This Month Gave You
April highlight: QF finish at the County Ranking Event
Stuart's coaching read of your month — what moved, what the data is telling you, and what that means heading into May. Written directly to you, not a template. Every month builds the picture of your season.
Section 03 — Where It Got Hard
Leg 5 of a best-of-7 — two legs each, opponent on fire. What happened, how you responded, and what Stuart sees in your pattern. Written directly to you.
Section 04 — Next Month's Focus
Pre-throw breath routine — one breath, one target, commit
Your Intention score moving to 8.0 is the direct result of this task embedding. Don't change it, don't add to it. The routine is becoming automatic — that's exactly where we want it.
Stuart's coaching note
"Three months in and you're not thinking about it anymore. That's the signal. The work now is protecting it under pressure — specifically when you're a leg up and the temptation is to rush."
Post-leg reset — step off the oche, reset, step back in
The data from April shows your Attention holding better in legs 4 and 5 than it did in February. The physical reset between legs is working as an anchor. Stay disciplined with it even when winning.
Stuart's coaching note
"The Attention dip in legs 4–6 hasn't gone yet but it's narrowing. The physical step back is giving your mind a reset point. Keep it — we'll reassess in June once we have two more months of data."
New This Month
Assigned based on April data
Complacency protocol — treat every leg like it's 0–0
Your April data shows a consistent pattern: when you reach 2–0 up in a best-of-7, your scoring average in the next leg drops by 4.2 points. This is a complacency signature — a subconscious relaxation when a result feels secure. The task is a simple mental reset before each leg regardless of the score: "0–0. Every leg."
Stuart's coaching note
"This is the most common pattern I see in players who are genuinely good — and it's also the most fixable. You don't lose legs because your opponent gets better. You lose them because your mind thinks the job is already done. It never is. 0–0. Every leg. Say it before you step up."
Section 05 — This Month on Skool
"Why your best legs aren't accidents — and how to make them your baseline." Reset routine video in your board this week.
Section 06 — From Your Coach
"That QF finish wasn't luck — it was the Attention work paying off in the moments that mattered. All three pillars moving in the same direction for the first time this season. The reset routine is now the next piece. Don't overthink it. Just use it."
Stuart Robertson — 360 Performance Academy
